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New comments made by iconic horror director Wes Craven, whose new film Scream 4 opens in mere weeks, reveal just how disenfranchised Craven feels about Scream 4. Due to changes made to the film by the studio (primarily the decision to take away some of Kevin Williamson‘s script writing), Wes Craven now feels that Scream 4 ultimately doesn’t feel like his film.

In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly magazine, commenting on the news that actor David Arquette checked himself into rehab, Wes Craven may have inadvertently provided a bit of spoileryish information about the upcoming Scream sequel film. His comments, which at first read innocently, may be more telling than he might like. Is it possible that the director actually let slip some very important information about a major death in Scream 4?

Spike TV held its annual Scream Awards at the Greek Theater in Hollywood, CA last night and they managed to get some of the biggest names in Hollywood to come out and party with the fanboys. From Sir Anthony Hopkins to Halle Berry, comic legend Bill Murry to director Christopher Nolan — the iconic Sigourney Weaver … the 2010 Spike Scream Awards were a Who’s Who of the biggest names in Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Comic Books, Horror, Video Games, TV, Movies and MORE! Here are some of the folks who strutted their stuff on the red carpet last night along with some spoilery deets from Access Hollywood about what went down at last night’s taping of the Spike Scream Awards (which won’t air until Tuesday October 19):

Ghouls and goblins… Fanboys and freaks… Not to mention, huge stars including Halle Berry, Kristen Stewart, James Cameron, Megan Fox, Mickey Rourke and Michael J. Fox… They all were out in full force for Spike TV’s 5th Annual “SCREAM 2010” awards on Saturday night at the Greek Theatre nestled deep in the woods of LA’s Griffith Park. More than just a frightfest, this still young event has become an awards show for the Comic-Con crowd – honoring sci-fi fare like nomination-leading film “Inception” and TV’s “Lost,” as well as the more expected genre nominees like “A Nightmare on Elm Street” and “Zombieland.” The atmosphere was nothing short of inspired. Fans were all dressed up as their favorite characters. The elaborate “Inception”-designed stage was accented by a giant replica of the film’s famous spinning top. A giant full moon (at times becoming a circular saw or the “Back to the Future” watchtower clock) dominated the backdrop. The presenter platforms were circled by gargoyles spitting fire from their mouths and the trophy ladies were dressed as Natalie Portman’s character in the upcoming “Black Swan.” The evening began with Halle Berry in a shiny mini-dress, introducing the night’s most nominated project, “Inception.” Director Christopher Nolan was on hand to accept on behalf of the dream-bending film’s six wins for the night. In true Comic-Con fashion, some of the most anticipated films of the upcoming year used the night to introduce first looks at footage. Neve Campbell, David Arquette, Emma Roberts and Wes Craven were on hand to world premiere the first footage of “Scream 4,” which drew a huge fan reaction. Other first look world premieres included: “Paranormal Activity 2,” Rainn Wilson on hand to present “Super,” AMC’s new original series “The Walking Dead,” Anthony Hopkins on hand to present “The Rite,” new footage from “Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows,” and new scenes from the upcoming DVD release of “Avatar.” The biggest crowd reaction of the night came when Bill Murray came out in a Ghostbusters costume (accompanied by Ray Parker Jr.‘s famous theme song) to accept on behalf of “Zombieland” for its win for Best Horror Film. “It’s all I had that was clean,” he declared to an ecstatic crowd. Reunions were also a big theme for the evening. David Spade introduced Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Fox, who were on hand to promote the 25th anniversary re-release of the “Back to the Future” trilogy. The film’s famous DeLorean even made an appearance … Other highlights of the night included James Cameron introducing a special award to Sigourney Weaver (who emerged from a giant “Alien” egg)… a music video from Break.com featuring Seth Green, Stan Lee and Katee Sackhoff called “Geek & Gamer Gurls,” set to the tune of Katy Perry’s “California Gurls”… And the best line of the night, which came courtesy of Sarah Silverman: “I just met Megan Fox backstage and she should totally be in Eli Roth’s next movie…. But even if she’s not, I hope she gets tortured and decapitated anyways.”

Since I was lucky enough to attend the Scream Awards last night, I got to watch all of the awesomeness unfold live on stage … and I had a blast. You must tune in Tuesday night to watch … this year’s Spike Scream Awards is by far the best one yet … and it only promises to keep getting better! If you can’t wait for Tuesday to see some of the memorable moments from the 2010 Spike Scream Awards, you can check out some photos from the show — after the jump …

Last night I was graciously invited to attend the 2010 Spike Scream Awards which were taped at the Greek Theater here in Hollywood, CA and I have to tell you, I had a really fantastic time. Some award shows are just more trouble than they are worth … the red carpet can be a bit of a nightmare and sometimes the staging and production are pretty lame … not so of the Scream Awards this year:

The Spike Scream Awards are still kinda new so the show hasn’t gotten too big and, therefore, unfun. This year, Spike managed to get some of THE biggest names in Hollywood to attend … making for not only a really fun awards show but THE best Spike Scream Awards yet. After the jump, check out some of the photos that I snapped on the red carpet last night …

Here is our semi-daily update from the Michigan set of Scream 4 … this time around we get to check out a few photos of director Wes Craven posing for a few photos with his principal Scream castmembers Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox-Arquette and David Arquette:

I have a sneaking suspicion that filming in Michigan for Scream 4 might be winding down a bit. I’m guessing the cast must be near completion of filming all of the outdoor scenes for the film, which means that they will move back to LA or wherever to film the bulk of the film’s scenes on set. The Scream production prolly won’t be rolling out of town today or anything but my guess is that they will be soon. I’m gonna miss all these Scream 4 updates, tho. It’s always a treat to see photos from the Michigan set of Scream 4.

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Last Friday we got to check out a bunch of photos from the Michigan set of Scream 4 which featured stars Courteney Cox-Arquette and Scream newcomer Adam Brody filming scenes for the new movie. You may recall, we also got our first look at the ghostface killer mask on the Scream 4 set. Today we get to see a whole lot more photos of the ghostface killer mask which seems to have invaded the movie set … and how:

I understand that in the film, the city of Woodsboro celebrates a massive Stab-A-Thon festival in honor of the fictional Stab film franchise which exists in the Scream film franchise. I kinda love when all the ghostface killer masks come out into the open because it makes it all the more easier for the film’s killer to get his/her work done. This convention was used very well in the opening scene of Scream 2. After the jump, check out a few more photos snapped on the Scream 4 set which feature some of the stars filming other scenes for the upcoming sequel film …

Last month we learned that the upcoming sequel film, Scream 4, was given an official release date of April 12, 2011 (just under a year from now) and today we get our first look at the first teaser poster released for the film:

It’s been 10 years since his last appearance in Scream 3, but Ghostface is back for more, as is the original Scream team of director Wes Craven, screenwriter Kevin Williamson (The Vampire Diaries), and the acting trio of Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette. Dimension Films gave EW.com the first look at the final teaser poster for Scream 4, which will hit theaters April 15, 2011.

In addition, director Wes Craven talks to Entertainment Weekly magazine for the first time about the planned 4th installment of the Scream horror movie franchise:

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: So how did Scream 4 come together?
WES CRAVEN: Bob Weinstein [the head of Dimension Films] felt that 10 years was enough of a wait. He felt it was time to give the original three films their due, so he called Kevin Williamson, who started coming up with ideas. For some years, Kevin had the notion of the general course of the next three movies. There was a point where Bob came to me and said, “We want to start showing you pages — do you want to do it?” And off we went.

Craven‘s interview with EW continues after the jump …